- Arsphenamine, also
known as
Salvarsan or
compound 606, is an
antibiotic drug that was
introduced at the
beginning of the 1910s as the
first effective...
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diagnose numerous blood diseases. His
laboratory discovered arsphenamine (
Salvarsan), the
first antibiotic and
first effective medicinal treatment for syphilis...
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available in 1912 and su****ded the more
toxic and less water-soluble
Salvarsan as an
effective treatment for syphilis.
Because both of
these ****nicals...
- the
functions of the body's
immune system, and in the
development of
Salvarsan, the
first effective drug for syphilis, in 1909. His
works were the foundation...
- 1905 at the Charité
Clinic in Berlin. The
first effective treatment,
Salvarsan, was
developed in 1910 by
Sahachiro Hata in the
laboratory of Paul Ehrlich...
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useful drug, the
first synthetic antibacterial organo****nic
compound salvarsan, now
called arsphenamine. This
heralded the era of
antibacterial treatment...
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Experimental Therapy in Berlin. The drug was
given the
commercial name
Salvarsan. Ehrlich,
noting both the
general toxicity of ****nic and the selective...
- 1880s. Progressively, with the
discovery of
organic ****nicals such as
Salvarsan and
Neosalvarsan (1910s), the
development of
pyrotherapy (1920s), and...
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Capone was
aware of
being infected at an
early stage and
timely use of
Salvarsan probably could have
cured the infection, but he
apparently never sought...
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development of the
antibiotics themselves. 1911 – Arsphenamine, also
Salvarsan 1912 –
Neosalvarsan 1935 –
Prontosil (an oral
precursor to sulfanilamide)...
